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Illinois faces educator shortage in two-thirds of schools - Vimarsana News

Illinois faces educator shortage in two-thirds of schools

Illinois has staffing shortages in 62% of its education agencies, which include K-12 schools, special education cooperatives and career centers, according to a report published by the Illinois State Board of Education and the Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of Schools Tuesday. The 2023-24 Educator Shortage Report combines the ISBE’s data on unfilled positions with...

Disparity in access to college credit for high schoolers - Vimarsana News

Disparity in access to college credit for high schoolers

Urban, low-income, minority school districts lag behind rural counterparts

As dual credit participation grows in Illinois, study shows gaps widening - Vimarsana News

As dual credit participation grows in Illinois, study shows gaps widening

SPRINGFIELD — As the cost of higher education continues to rise in Illinois and elsewhere, a growing number of students are working to earn as many college credits as possible

Inequities in Dual Credit Programs: Challenges and Solutions in Illinois Schools - Vimarsana News

Inequities in Dual Credit Programs: Challenges and Solutions in Illinois Schools

As dual credit programs gain popularity in Illinois, a study reveals concerning disparities, widening gaps among racial, economic, and geographic groups. Read to learn more.

As dual-credit participation grows, study shows gaps widening - Vimarsana News

As dual-credit participation grows, study shows gaps widening

SPRINGFIELD — As the cost of higher education continues to rise in Illinois and elsewhere, a growing number of students are working to earn as many college credits as possible